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FY5_Seasider

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I've noticed you keep taking little snippets from this message board and then go running back to pneonline saying 'They said this. They said that'.

How old are you? I bet you were a prefect at school weren't you. Proper teachers pet grassing all the other kids up.

If you ask me you should be booted off here until at least after the game. Blackpool fans get instant bans on pneonline for the smallest thing. You've been accepted on here (to a certain extent) but you still go running back there trying to stir the pot. Sad.
 
Class_of_2010 said:
I've noticed you keep taking little snippets from this message board and then go running back to pneonline saying 'They said this. They said that'.

How old are you? I bet you were a prefect at school weren't you. Proper teachers pet grassing all the other kids up.

If you ask me you should be booted off here until at least after the game. Blackpool fans get instant bans on pneonline for the smallest thing. You've been accepted on here (to a certain extent) but you still go running back there trying to stir the pot. Sad.
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It's almost as if PKE fans are bunch of whinging touchy child like cowards.
 
Thor has been quiet on here, but some say that if you walk up Beacon Fell on a misty morning, you may see a glimpse of a long haired heretic rustling in the bushes, but then again it may just be the wind and a trick of the light. It's rumoured you can sometimes hear a bloodcurdling howl of anguish at the very top each May on the date of the Championship play-off final, similar to the sounds made by all PNE fans when Blackpool beat Cardiff at Wembley. It's also rumoured that to this day, farmers suddenly notice a sheep or two missing, only to find their molested bodies in a hedgerow, or if still alive, the sheep wandering around looking traumatised. The legend of Thor lives on.
 
Junior_BentsPlatformShoes said:
Thor has been quiet on here, but some say that if you walk up Beacon Fell on a misty morning, you may see a glimpse of a long haired heretic rustling in the bushes, but then again it may just be the wind and a trick of the light. It's rumoured you can sometimes hear a bloodcurdling howl of anguish at the very top each May on the date of the Championship play-off final, similar to the sounds made by all PNE fans when Blackpool beat Cardiff at Wembley. It's also rumoured that to this day, farmers suddenly notice a sheep or two missing, only to find their molested bodies in a hedgerow, or if still alive, the sheep wandering around looking traumatised. The legend of Thor lives on.
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